My ipod 32gb4 is disabled and it says connect to itunes. Should i use also a mac book to connect to i tunes. I do not have a macbook

Use iTunes to rip the songs from CD to your MacBook, THEN use iTunes to transfer to ipod:
How to rip CDs with iTunes
Move content from iTunes on your computer to your iPhone iPad or iPod touch

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You can unlock your iPod with iTunes through your computer.
First ,Plug your iPod with iTunes for backup and,then select Restore.Check your Computer download and install the latest version of iTunes. For Complete tutorial Follow http://www.wikihow.com/Unlock-an-iPod-Touch and if need any guidance during follow Mac Tech Support .

Please again install i Tunes

Plug your iPod into your Mac. Open iTunes and select the iPod. Click Music in iTunes and check "sync all music". Run sync.

I recommend you use iPod to Mac Transfer, which is an excellent Mac iPod Photo transfer software, and it is specially designed for Mac OS. With iPod to Mac Transfer, you can fast transfer, rip, copy and manage your Photo from iPod to Mac, iPod to iTunes, iPod to iPod and Mac to iPod transfer is also available
Hope it can help you!

Tune up is easy software to transfer your Ipod songs to Desktop.Follow the instruction given in help

Go on to itunes and plug your mp3 in to your computer
and download it and salect which tunes you want. If it dose not work
there is somethind wrong whith your mp3

Try restoring the firmware, WARNING, this will wipe everything

Press and hold the power button to boot off the ipod, when it's off, press and hold both the home button and the power button for 10sec and release only the power button while continuing to hold the home button, this will put it into restore mode. Connect it to itunes and i tunes will restore the firmware wiping all data and that passcode.

You may need to restore the iPod in iTunes. You could try to install Tune Tools on another Mac and see if it works there. It is possible that the software version you have does not support the Classic. There may be an updated version that you need to install to use it with the Classic. Check the authors site or the documentation for supported models.

Cheers

if you have plugged the Windows formatted ipod into your mac and then formatted it using the mac, there will be no music left on the ipod. if you want to retain the windows format and the music currently on the ipod, you must say "no" to any offer to format the ipod that the mac itunes may prompt you with.
if you haven't formatted it, then you can use third party programs such as yamipod which allows you to copy music from ipod to your desktop which you can then import into itunes. search google for yamipod.